If all excess deaths were due to COVID-19 but not reported as such, it would still put B.C. below Quebec and Ontario, every major state and the vast majority of western European countries — but it wouldn’t make B.C. look as much of an outlier, or perhaps deserving of praise in international media.

People in Quebec who aren't fully vaccinated could be denied access to certain activities in the event of a COVID-19 outbreak, starting in September.

A century after Treaty 11 was signed, many Dene aren’t in a celebratory mood. Instead, they reflect on Dene resilience and the power of relationships with one another and the land.

Pauline Breen, 83, was given 15 days to find new accommodation after her family questioned treatment.

Before packing their bags, fully vaccinated travellers should note there are still rules in place that could affect their trip.

Canada might be among the world leaders in terms of getting shots into arms, but more outreach needs to be done to marginalized communities to prevent future waves of the virus.

More than 200 active wildfires are blazing across B.C. as of Thursday and the already devastating fire season begs the question — is there any way for us to fireproof towns and cities at nature's edge?

In honour of the holiday, we're sharing photos that capture the immense beauty of the territory.

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at how insect poop can be used as a sustainable fertilizer and how one Alberta brewery is using carbon capture technology for its beer.

CBC News spoke with director Cate Shortland, the first woman to helm a Marvel film solo.